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The Life Cycle Sustainability Assessment in the MacGhyver Project

Leave a Comment / Green hydrogen / By Justo Lobato Bajo / Carmen M. Fernández-Marchante

Introduction Emerging technologies are expected to contribute to environmentally sustainable development. However, it is not known how emerging technologies could reduce environmental impacts to the same potential as a mature technology, considering the possibility of improving or replacing it [1]. In addition, in December 2019, the European Commission presented the European Green Deal to achieve …

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Towards the economy of hydrogen production

Leave a Comment / Green hydrogen / By Dr. Adam Slesinski

The difference between the hydrogen and fossil fuel as an energy carrier is that the former does not occur naturally in molecular form in the Earth crust or atmosphere whereas the latter one does and no fuel production is necessary. However, its burning causes pollutants to be emitted to the environment. For the hydrogen economy …

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Revolutionizing Hydrogen Production with High-Throughput Microfluidic Electrolyzer: A new paradigm

Leave a Comment / Green hydrogen / By Dr. Abhilash Venkateshaiah

Origins of Microfluidics Microfluidics is the study and manipulation of fluids in very small channels with dimensions on the order of tens to hundreds of micrometers. George M. Whitesides, often regarded as the “father of microfluidics,” suggests that the field has its origins in four key areas: molecular analysis, biodefense, molecular biology, and microelectronics1. Microfluidics …

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Microfluidic Wastewater Treatment and Creation of Green Hydrogen Via Electrochemical Reactions (MacGhyver)

Leave a Comment / Green hydrogen / By Dr. Abhilash Venkateshaiah

MacGhyver is an EU-funded project focused on advancing sustainable hydrogen production by developing a cutting-edge microfluidic electrolyzer. This groundbreaking initiative has received funding from the European Innovation Council (EIC) under the Pathfinder Challenge program. The primary goal of the project is to create an electrolyzer that can efficiently treat wastewater while simultaneously producing hydrogen, in …

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